Fire-line beginnings
Roger began on a Type 6 engine before joining a Type 2 initial-attack hand crew in California.
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About H & S Forestscapes LLC
Experience shaped
on the fire line.
Roger Holloway brings wildland-fire experience, practical forestry judgment, and an owner's accountability to every property.
Since 2006Wildland fire7+ yearsIn businessWashingtonLicensed, insured & bonded
The need Roger saw
A safer answer for forest cleanup.
Too often, well-intentioned cleanup ended with an escaped debris fire.
As a seasonal wildland firefighter and permanent forest warden, Roger repeatedly saw landowners thin their properties, try to burn the removed material, and unintentionally start new wildfires. When he asked why they did not hire someone, the answer across the area was consistent: few companies offered that kind of hands-on service.
Roger recognized the need, left his permanent DNR position, and started H & S Forestscapes LLC to provide practical thinning, fuel reduction, debris processing, and property care.
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Founder & owner
Roger Holloway
Field-tested judgment for difficult properties and work that machinery cannot always reach.
Roger's mission is to give every client the same high level of service and greater peace of mind about forest health and wildfire risk. H & S takes on difficult, limited-access projects that other contractors may decline, then finds a practical way to complete the work efficiently and cleanly.
Professional experience
Built through years of practical work.
Experience across engines, hand crews, forest management, and fuel reduction informs how each tree and property is assessed.
Engine and hand-crew roles
He later served as an engine boss for Washington State DNR and a private contractor, assisted a USFS hand crew, and supervised a 10-person crew.
Fuel reduction in practice
Between fire assignments, the work included thinning, prescribed-fire preparation, trail maintenance, and property maintenance.
Protecting critical sites
At DNR, Roger helped manage fuel-reduction work around communications towers, cell towers, and other important infrastructure.
The crew
Small by design. Experienced where it matters.
Roger works alongside his brother and right-hand man, who brings six years of wildland-fire experience on Type 3 and Type 6 engines. Together, they provide an owner-led approach from the first property conversation through final cleanup.
- Direct communication with the owner
- Wildfire-informed recommendations
- Hands-on work for limited-access sites
- Careful cleanup when the work is complete